Strawberry Plants - Ultimate Collection

Collection contains 36 bare root plants (6 of each variety): Gariguette - This very old and much-loved French variety is prized by leading chefs for its wonderful scent and outstanding flavour. The elongated orange-red fruits are soft and juicy and have the most intense, sweet, aromatic flavour. They are so fragrant that when in season they perfume the markets in Provence with the most heavenly scent and simply taste fantastic! The only downside is that compared to today's modern varieties, the plant lacks vigour and yields are low.Frau Mieze Schindler - Is the most popular variety across much of Europe because the flavour is out of this world! Sweet and succulent - not watery or dull. The fruits are so soft and delicious that they are unsuitable for transport, so this variety has
never even stepped foot inside a supermarket.Manille - Raised from a cross between Gariguette and a selection with Mara des Bois in its pedigree, it is little surprise that this new French variety has outstanding flavour. The berries have a distinctive aroma and the flavour is incredibly sweet. The plants are heavy cropping and have good resistance to powdery mildew, verticillium wilt, crown rot and red core. Honeyoye - Consistently bears heavy yields of large, beautiful, crimson fruit. Rich color carries over into jam and wine. Disease resistant and easy to grow. Self-pollinating.Snow White - A vigorous selection, producing attractive, medium-sized, uniform, conical berries. It was the sweetest strawberry in our trials this year. This selection is June-bearing, ripening
mid-season, is winter hardy and has excellent disease resistance. The flavour is characteristic of white-fruited strawberries being very aromatic with a unique fresh fruit flavour reminiscent of pineapple.Mara des Bois - This much sought after variety combines the sweet, aromatic taste of a wild strawberry with the fruit size of a modern hybrid. The berries are a lovely deep red when ripe and just irresistible! Strawberry Mara de Bois crops over a long period too - May to September.